Issue 008 — Week of 2026-07-20
Two items this week, both landing on the agency rather than the client: one on your own liability, one on your comp renewals. If you don't write New…
Issue 007 — Week of 2026-07-13
Two states put work on the desk this week. If you write California workers' comp, your September renewals cost more. If you write property in south…
Issue 006 — Week of 2026-07-06
One item earns real desk time this week, and only if you write New York personal auto: DFS finally published the implementing guidance for the 2026 auto…
Issue 005 — Week of 2026-06-29
The one item that earns desk time this week is Florida-specific and practical: Citizens nailed down what "comparable coverage" means for takeouts…
Issue 004 — Week of 2026-06-22
Quiet week at the DOIs — no new bulletins or circulars from the states we track. The one thread worth your five minutes is where AI rulemaking is…
Issue 003 — Week of 2026-06-15
Texas put a bulletin on AI use this week, and it's written to all regulated entities — which is the one item worth reading in full if you write TX…
Issue 002 — Week of 2026-06-08
This issue was researched with AI assistance and reviewed and edited by a human editor before publication. Source links are provided for every regulatory citation so you can verify the underlying primary sources directly. If you write Georgia, the top item is worth fifteen minutes with your E&O
Issue 001 — Week of 2026-05-25
This issue was researched with AI assistance and reviewed and edited by a human editor before publication. Source links are provided for every regulatory citation so you can verify the underlying primary sources directly. If you write New York, there's a twenty-minute job in here. Everything else